The most valuable resource in this world is the corpse of the god.
Divine bones can build cities, divine blood can extend life, divine flesh can make soldiers, divine dreams can predict the future, and can also make a kingdom slowly go crazy.
Ino Whelan used to just clean these things up.
He is the inspector of the Northern Territory and is familiar with the regulations on silver nails, pure salt, black lead boxes and corpse cremation. But when a disaster pushed him to the position of lord, he discovered that the most difficult thing to clean up was never the contamination of divine corpses.
But the person who is attached to the corpse of the god.
The old surnames in the archives of the nobility, church, chamber of commerce, army, and royal capital, as well as those victims who will never be included in the report.
Ino didn't choose to be a hero
He just took over a city that was about to rot.
And then let it live.
